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To: jt101 who wrote (8039)	1/10/2003 4:23:48 AM
From: fatty	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

The medical field is definitely not serving the people well. Did you know that the American medical board dictates how many people can be admitted to medical schools every year? This is worse than any workers union you can imagine! I simply don't believe that only a fixed number of college grads have the brains to study and practice medicine. >But in the same breath, he supports open door policy in the case nurse / physiotherapist and doctors. When I ask why, he says, too much premium and for any service there is a long waiting time, (except emergency), because of staff shortage. While this is true, Is it a case of NIMBY? (not in my back yard). I don't know...